Jared Sullinger (concussion) will not play vs. the Jazz on Monday. Boston's next two games will be played on Wednesday and Saturday, and owners should consider Sullinger questionable for those contests. His absence should ensure heavy playing time at center for Kris Humphries, who is himself battling soreness in his back, hip and knees.

Jared Sullinger suffered a mild concussion on Friday night and will not play on Saturday. He'll have to go through the concussion protocol and his status for the upcoming week is in doubt. Sullinger is doubtful for Monday and could also miss Wednesday's game. He's a tough player and battles through a lot of injuries, but the stringent protocol will likely mean his owners should look at other options. In the meantime, the Celtics will use a combo of Kris Humphries and Kelly Olynyk to play next to Brandon Bass.

Jared Sullinger was hit hard in the head late in Friday's game against the Lakers and he will not play against the Kings on Saturday. This news comes out of nowhere after Sullinger finished last night's game with a double-double. There is no word on how severe his head injury or if he'll undergo concussion testing. He should be considered questionable for Monday's game against the Jazz. Brandon Bass has been effective while the Cetlics figure to count on Kelly Olynyk a little more tonight. Kris Humphries should also be busy and have his hands full against DeMarcus Cousins.

Jared Sullinger is listed as a starter for Friday's game against the Lakers despite grabbing his right leg late in Wednesday's loss to the Suns. The Celtics said it was just cramps that got to Sullinger and haven't updated his status since. It's not a real concern, but it's another nick that he's dealing with as he's cooled off since going on a tear earlier this month. Sully's injuries and inability to adjust to double teams have make him a middling fantasy prospect more than an elite one right now. Look for the Celtics to start Rajon Rondo, Gerald Wallace, Jeff Green, Sullinger and Brandon Bass in Friday's dream matchup.

Jared Sullinger had 11 points, eight rebounds, two blocks and a 3-pointer on 5-of-13 shooting in Wednesday's loss. He was dealing with the flu in his last game, but was back to full strength for this one. His line wasn't huge, but he played well and should start at center for the rest of the way for the Celtics.

Jared Sullinger was sick with the flu when he played just 19 minutes last Wednesday. He had four points and seven rebounds in that game, but was lucky to even play. We missed the illness in our recaps on Wednesday, but it was the primary cause of his off night. If you own Sullinger, he should be healthy when the season resumes on Tuesday, so feel free to get him back in your lineup. He's also dealing with a finger injury, but is expected to play through it.

To avoid aggravating his injured right index finger, Jared Sullinger shied away from contact during Friday's Rising Stars game. He still racked up 13 points, four assists and two blocks in 20 minutes during the glorified exhibition, and nine of his 11 field goal attempts came from downtown. It's worth noting that Sullinger's finger still bothers him after he dislocated it in late January, but recent history suggests he'll be fine -- he averaged 15.6 points, 11.0 rebounds and 1.8 blocks in the five games prior to the All-Star break.

Jared Sullinger's hot streak came to an abrupt end on Wednesday when he had just four points, seven rebounds and zero blocks in 19 minutes. He was just 2-of-9 from the field and Brad Stevens decided to roll with Kris Humphries (15 points) and Kelly Olynyk (15 & 10) tonight. Sullinger came in incredibly hot, racking up six straight double-doubles while scoring at will, but never got it going against Tim Duncan tonight. And with Humps, Olynyk and Brandon Bass all playing fairly well right now, things could get dicey up front for the Celtics and Sullinger going forward. But for now, this simply looks like an off night for Sully.

Jared Sullinger said he's having trouble adjusting to double teams. When you're the reigning Eastern Conference Player of the Week, you're going to get double teamed on just about every possession. It's a change for Sullinger, who has struggled to 10-of-26 shooting (38.4 percent) and 12.5 points per night over the last two games. "I see the change in the last couple games," he said. "Now they send me two people down there. Now I gotta find a way to counter-act that." Sullinger is an excellent rebounder and an underrated shot blocker, so owners shouldn't be too concerned if his points drop off a little. He's here to stay as a fantasy asset.

Jared Sullinger double-doubled with 13 points, 10 rebounds, one steal and four blocks against the Bucks on Monday. Sully is rolling right now and he took advantage of a decimated Bucks frontcourt. He should be in all lineups until he cools off.